Car websites

[PSU-CE]

Now that I am 95% happy with the pulling truck I've started working on my next project, a '71 Duster drag car. Was wondering if there are any websites you guys would recommend that are similar to the TDR for parts locating, tips, performance, etc. ?



Thanks,

Dave

 

[MFalkinham]

Hi Dave,



I like www.moparts.com for buying/selling Chrysler parts as well as a discussion forum.



- Mike

 

[HEMI®Dart]

http://www.bigblockdart.com/cgi-bigblockdart/yabb/YaBB.pl is pretty good too.

 

[Hammer]

Here are a couple more for you that are fairly well maintained... .



www.moparchat.com/forums

www.scatpack.com/forums

www.moparstyle.net/forums



I'll look around I think I have a few more wrote down,but,these will get you started... . Andy

 

[moparguy]

Due to some computer issues, I've lost years of favorites, but the sites listed above will yeild days of reading.



Now, what about that project car.



RJR

 

[PSU-CE]

Thanks for the replies.



I received the car from a friend. He was going to scrap it, just to get rid of it so I took it. I've been working on it a little here and there, but I've been hunting alot the past month or so. I'll try to get some progress pics.



It has a locked 8 3/4 and a freshly rebuilt a/t. I'm probably going to build a 451 for it, since I can get a deal on some parts. I'm not sure what I'm going to end up with, but I'm going to try to do most of the work myself.



Not I just need to get some body/repair panels.

 

[Dane]

Me too

I'm probably going to build a 451 for it

I'm building the same motor for my "other car" 1966 Chrysler 300



#ad




Check out these guys - Muscle Motors

 

[AfterBurner]

OOOO NICE! Oo.

 

[tpuig]

The MML

For Mopars specifically, try the Mopar Mailing List. (MML). There are about 1000 members at any given time worldwide. It's an email subscription list, so you get a ton of email every day. There is no forum/board to speak of. However, I subscribe in digest mode and get only a couple condensed emails per day.



The list in theory covers all mopars, but most of the content is around mid '60's to late '70's mopars. A tiny bit of AMC, Jeep, and FWD stuff, but mostly older RWD mopars. Great folks, occasional bickering, but usually great info in a helpful manner. I've been on it for 10 years, and it's a great source of info.



http://mopar.tamu.edu/mailman/listinfo/mml



Hope this helps.

TP